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labor book forum '24

The annual Book Forum held by Labor: Studies in Working-Class History, will be this Friday, Nov. 8, 2 to 4 pm (Eastern time) via Zoom. This year we feature Lori Flores's Awaiting Their Feast: Latinx Food Workers and Activism from World War II to COVID 19 (UNC Press).  Commentaries will be provided by Stephen Pitti, Nan Enstad, Laura Anne Minkoff-Zern, and Bryant Simon. Jessie Wilkerson will moderate.  


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Rodriguez

Congratulations to Francisco Rodríguez (PhD candidate in Latin American history) for his recent co-authored publication, "APSI: Studying the Underground Critiques of an Overground Magazine," Radical History Review (October 2024) on a Chilean magazine critical of the regime that appeared during the dictatorship in Chile.


monique watson

Congratulations to Monique Watson (Double Major in History & Political Science, '14) for her recent selection as one of this year's 40 Under 40 honorees!  Monique has held a number of fascinating roles in the non-profit section, and is currently with the Strategy Leadership Program (SLP) at College Board where she works on innovative, equity-based projects aimed at enhancing students' learning outcomes and enhancing teacher efficacy.

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aishani

 Aishani Gupta (PhD, 2023) co-authored a recent article on her work in Museum Collections Documentation & Curatorial Planning  at the home of the preeminent scientist and polymath, Sir Jagadish Chandra Bose, and his wife Lady Abala Bose, a champion of women's education in colonial Bengal. The article has been published by The Heritage Lab.


Jacques Coste Cacho

Jacques Coste Cacho, PhD candidate in Latin American History, was recently quoted in a New York Times article, "Mexican Military Fatally Shoots Six Migrants."  Jacques' research focuses on civil society and transitions to democracy during the 1970s-80s in Mexico.


ilya k undergrad history journal

Congratulations to Ilya Kudryashov for their recent publication in the Stony Brook Undergraduate History Journal, “An Intellectual History of Community-Based Care and Policing From 1990-2005: Psychotic and Substance Use Disorders”.  Kudryashov discusses the deinstitutionalization movement in the United States and the long-term ramifications of the movement’s failure.

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